09. November 2022
TSI Training
Kompaktüberblick Sustainable Finance und Verbriefungen
Christian Fahrholz is Director at True Sale International GmbH since November 2021. Prior to that, since April 2016, he was Head of Division at the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK), where he was responsible for the impact of financial market regulation and monetary policy on corporate financing. Until leaving the DIHK in October 2021, he was a member of the Executive Board at the Verband Deutscher Bürgschaftsbanken e. V. (VDB).
Prior to joining DIHK, he was a visiting scholar at the Central Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank) and worked as a freelance consultant for public and private clients in Egypt, South Africa and the United States. Earlier appointments included a visiting professorship at the Chair of Macroeconomics, in particular monetary theory, at the University of Erfurt.
Prior to joining DIHK, he was a visiting scholar at the Central Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank) and worked as a freelance consultant for public and private clients in Egypt, South Africa and the United States. Earlier appointments included a visiting professorship at the Chair of Macroeconomics, in particular monetary theory, at the University of Erfurt.
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Dr. Martin Kaiser, LL.M. is a partner in the finance department and heads the European securitisation team.
He specializes in securitisations and focuses on the true sale securitisation of loan, lease and trade receivables, both listed public transactions as well as ABCP programs and bespoke private transactions, e.g. NPLs and start-up and FinTech finance. His expertise also includes aspects of German and European regulatory law related to securitisations.
Martin Kaiser advises leading German and international banks, service providers (such as corporate service providers and trustees), leasing companies, car manufacturers and other corporates.
He specializes in securitisations and focuses on the true sale securitisation of loan, lease and trade receivables, both listed public transactions as well as ABCP programs and bespoke private transactions, e.g. NPLs and start-up and FinTech finance. His expertise also includes aspects of German and European regulatory law related to securitisations.
Martin Kaiser advises leading German and international banks, service providers (such as corporate service providers and trustees), leasing companies, car manufacturers and other corporates.
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Laura Kaspar is an analyst at Climate & Company and leads a multinational research project to develop a certification scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the field of EU taxonomy reporting. For the renowned Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, she successfully coordinates EFRAG's consultation process on European sustainability reporting standards and the process for integrating sector standards. With her background as an auditor at the European Court of Auditors, where she audited the European Union's sustainable finance legislation and provided extensive training to various departments, Laura Kaspar brings a wealth of experience to her role as an analyst at Climate & Company. Her expertise in corporate sustainability reporting, combined with her master’s in communications and her training as a Sustainability manager, underlines her commitment to driving significant change through effective reporting, stakeholder communication and corporate governance. In addition to her professional activities, Laura enjoys her Tyrolean heritage as an avid mountaineer and regularly immerses herself in the breathtaking nature of Austria.
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Angela McClellan is Director of the Center of Excellence for Sustainable Finance in Financial Services at PwC Germany. From 2018 - 2021, she was Executive Director of the Sustainable Investment Forum for Germany, Austria and Switzerland (FNG). Furthermore, from 2019 - 2021 she was a personally invited member of the Sustainable Finance Advisory Council of the German government, in which she chaired two working groups, one on private and institutional investors and another one on qualification and leadership. From 2006 – 2018, she was a senior program advisor at Transparency International responsible for corporate social responsibility, anti-corruption and G20 financial sector reform and represented the organization at the UN Global Compact and the WEF Partnering Against Corruption Initiative. Ms. McClellan has a diploma of political science from the Free University of Berlin and an executive MBA from the European School of Management and Technology.
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Christoph Plattenteich is Co-Head of Debt Capital Markets & Head of ABS, DACH at SEB in Frankfurt. He has more than 30 years of experience in banking and held various management roles at European financial institutions. Through all the years his main focus has been the capital markets an structured finance business. Christoph has extensive experience in structuring capital market transactions with a special focus on the securitization of trade-, loan- and lease-receivables.
He holds a degree in economics from the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster.
He holds a degree in economics from the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster.
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Sebastian Alexander Schütz studied international economics with the focus on corporate finance and financial econometrics in Kiel and Copenhagen. In 2011 he became director of monetary policy, banking and finance at the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) in Berlin and Brussels. Since July 2013 he worked for Deutsche Bundesbank in the market department and is head of capital market strategy.
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